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Posted by Jim Moe on 06/06/07 19:11
enkara wrote:
>>
>> > If the blocks of color are what you intend as a layout, there is no need
>> > for any of that absolute positioning. Search for "2 column layout css".
>>
>> A thing I didn't say is that with Firefox works perfectly. It's in IE
>> that you can see the errors.
>> The doctype is html and css, I've put it.
>>
The preferred doctype is:
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd">
Insert the above before the <html> tag. Using HTML 4.01 Strict offers
the greatest uniformity of presentation across browser implementations.
Validate your code at <http://validator.w3.org/>.
>
> I didn't read the last part of your message. I don't want a 2 column
> layout (that's the correct word I suppose), if I delete the
> positioning, the results aren't what I want
>
A 2 column layout, with a main header area, is exactly what you are
showing. The subheader in the Content block is trivial.
IE6 does not do absolute positioning all that well. I cannot say about IE7.
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